>> blank people here, walnut closed at 52nd. we will have more details coming p for you in just a moment. new this morning, a major after shock in nepal sends panic resident running into the street t comes as the death toll, yesterday's earthquake tops 2,000. >> now the injured and the hole less, and we'll have the latest. plus this. >> massive rally to protest the death of freddie gray moves throughout baltimore. while it was mostly peaceful, there were isolated pockets of

violence. i'm craig boswell in baltimore, that's coming up. today is sunday, april 26, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just past 7:00 right now. we send it over to carol. again, few degrees warmer, we will take it, carol. >> we will take every agree we can get at this point. >> we will. >> yesterday, in the 50's, today, in the 60s, it is an improvement, as we close out the last weekend in april. let's take a look. see outside this morning notice, we do have few clouds there are clouds here, you're going to be finding few clouds even at the shore sun struggling against the clouds, still reflection in the ocean temperature of 43 degrees, ardmore, very quiet out there. the kids are home, doing their homework right now. don't you love that? they're so diligent. looking at storm scan three upped case of some of the showers that are well to the south, in fact, not eastern southern delaware, but there

are showers south of that, in our area, some clouds by the time we get to up allentown seeing very few of them, by the time you get up in the poconos looking at pretty nice looking weather conditions. >> thirty-eight allentown areas with the clear skies, in the three's otherwise almost 50 degrees out at the airport at 49. forty-five in millville. 44 degrees in dover this morning. freeze warning not in effect anywhere but frost advisory is until 8:00 this morning and those are the areas shaded in the blue. you can see that up to the north where the clear skies are and those temperatures are getting closer to that freezing mark. by noon at the same level that we found for yesterday's high temperature. and then by the time we hit 3:00 p.m., around 64 degrees some warmer days coming up on the eyewitness seven day forecast i'll show that you coming up. >> carol, thank you. >> we do have some breaking news in west philadelphia, two cars collided, 52nd and walnut

st., with one going straight into a building. strength happened about 5:00 this morning two, people taken to the hospital, no details on their conditions. the intersection now closed while police investigate the cause of that accident. >> police investigating shooting in northeast philadelphia. a man was shot in the 4700 block of dara street around 11:00 last night. investigators tell us the unidentified man is in extremely critical condition. right now, there is no word on suspect. >> pedestrian struck by car in bensalem. this accident happened just before 2:00 at the intersection of i95 and street road. victim was taken to the hospital. no details on their condition at this time. the driver remained at the scene. >> over 2,000 people are confirmed dead following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in nepal. meanwhile, residents in kat man du dealing with major after shocks and the desperate search for survivors continues

this morning. terry graying is live in our news center with the details. cherry, good morning. >> good morning plane loads of aid material, doctors and relief workers from neighboring countries are landing in nepal this morning tens of thousands police slept outside in the cold after experiencing more than a dozen after shocks registering higher than a magnitude of four. the aftermath of this devastating earthquake, continuing. >> one powerful after shock magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling and running for open ground. >> international relief teams are clearing rubble searching for survivors while landslides blocked roads, hindering relief efforts. 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday leveled buildings and flattens capitol city of katmandu historic centerment the scene as described by

witnesses, was one of chaos and panic as hundreds fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you, it was very horrifying situation. >> and witness the falls just beside our house collapsing in front of us. >> hospitals in the city are so crowded people are being treated out in the open, as relief workers already open the ground struggle to get aid to those who need it. >> appealing for foreign aid and help is beginning to come in from around the world. the us has already pledged a million dollars watch sending disaster response team. >> the team respond today japan. the team respond today new zealand. and when we went zero. to hating, there were people found. >> nicole, this is the worse earthquake that has hit kneepan in 80 years.

to give you idea of the devastating impact of this earthquake scientists say, 16 times more powerful than the earthquake that struck hate any 2010. >> wow cherry graying, thank you so much. we do appreciate. that will meanwhile as rescue teams continue to pick through the rubble in search of survivors, family from our area is just break that their relatives will be found safe. >> the once they once shared is now gone. >> images every destruction in far away place heart breaking, gut wrenching scenes from distant country. for deem al, different for him, nepal is home and this is so painful. >> a small business owner in the unite state for about five years now he grew up in nepal

n this house most of it now reduced to rubble. after the powerful earthquake, that brought down dozens of buildings, tore up roads and killed hundreds and hundreds every people. hoping hess relatives aren't among them. we can't get in contact with most of his family still there. >> done if they're okay at this point? or you just don't snow. >> don't know. >> he shows us his facebook feed just litany of destruction, as the nepal police show images of horror with the rest of the world. their images that also hit home with this northeast philadelphia family, political refugees from nepal who can only watch the news and pray. he spoke to us as his daughter translated. >> he toll everybody else what happened here. and then when we watch the videos, it was really bad. >> back with the family, they say there is little they can do but wait and hope no more after shocks that could make the recovery that much harder.

>> the family, first generation immigrants, here, to the united state they've owned this restaurant, here, in lafayette hills, for just over decade, and they say for the foreseeable future, they'll be donating substantial portion of their profits to to relief efforts for kneepan. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> funeral arrangements set for freddie gray tomorrow. the 25 year old died a week ago, from a spinal injury, suffered while in police custody in baltimore. his death has prompted protests and wide ranking speculation over how he was fatally injured. cbs correspondent boss well has that story as demonstrators clashed with police. >> protesters through a fiery trash can at police, as rallies over the death of freddie gray turned ugly. earlier, vandals bashed in windows, and demonstrators through a barricade at officers outside camden yard. >> peaceful rally at city

hall demonstrators demand justice for gray who died in police custody last week. >> i think most of the city is in solidarity. >> thousands marched the 2 miles from the spot where gray was arrested, to sit hall. >> we are tired of being pushed around, tired of police brutality, and it needs to stop. >> gray died sunday of severe spinal injury, week after his arrest. is a cell phone video shows him dragging his leg. police haven't said specifically why he was stopped or injured but admit officers made mistakes. >> our police employees failed to give him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. >> the overwhelming majority of protesters have been peaceful the organizers of the massive rally to city hall said the goal was to shut down the city. but butch johnson, manager of standard auto parts no intention every closing his doors. >> this is our community. we're not afraid.

>> another rally after the police investigation is completed next week. craig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a teen is shot and killed in camden, and this morning search continues for a suspect. police found 18 year old jameer bowl adder suffering from gunshot wound on the 1200 block of mechanic street in camden saturday morning. he was returned to cooper university hospital where he died. so far police have not made any arrests. >> septa police hager necessary connection with a brawl at subway station the attack at the spring garden station was caught on camera. authorities say 18 year old taken into custody on the 1600 block every fillmore street on saturday. faces numerous charges. police looking for three more suspect in this case. >> philadelphia police identify two people suspected of terrorizing a local couple. twenty-five year old damon cornish and 23 year old williams now facing host of

charges. police say the pair involved with three others who allegedly kidnapped and robbed 86 year old george saunders and his wife priscilla joins. korean warn veteran. police say the suspect forced terrified couple into car in west philadelphia, then drove them around for hours. g them to open debit card, and rent two vehicles in his name. eventually dropped back in their neighborhood. >> severe weather moves across much of the nation, we'll tell you where this hail storm damaged homes and also cars, while the same storm system being blamed for causing several boats to capsize this morning, the search on for several missing boaters. we'll hear from a survivor rescued by the coast guard. and here at home, carol says, it will be little warmer today, so some good news there. her forecast for the rest of the week is coming up. >> and sounds the alarm about synthetic marijuana. why health professionals say it is much more dangerous than the real thing.

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>> severe weather slams mobile alabama capsizing boats sending victims into the water. this morning the coast guard has still searching for four missing people. this all happened saturday afternoon, in mobile bay, it is about 200 people took part in the dolphin island regata. rescuers plucked 50 people from the water. one victim describes the panic he felt as he was swept away from his wife, who was also

rescued. >> the storm just subsided, just enough that i could keep my head up not too much salt water. i had no choice but to hang onto that cushion making it, because i had to find her. >> the town's mayor says one person is dead, but the cause of death is unclear. again, rescuers back out there this morning searching for four missing boaters. >> that's hail falling. several polls damaged as you can imagine heavy rains caused flood to go spill over in some parts. the national weather service is investigating reports that a tornado touched down there as well. and eyewitnesses report seeing tornado touchdown here, in kentucky, this was the scene yesterday, while there is plenty of damage and toppled trees, there are no

reports of injuries, so, that is some good news out there but, certainly very, very wild weather across the country, and just so dangerous, carol? >> you know, really is, spring time is never great. because you get the clash of these air masses, and you end up getting this extremely violent weather, a lot through the center of the country also through some of the southern states. we on the other hand complained about few clouds, well okay. i complain about few clouds. we shouldn't though. we should keep a lot of perspective going all the time. it is melting. slowly. jack frost big boulder they build it up. people come here. they ski. and then they watch it all go away. and then move onto other pursuits during the summer. but you can see the ski slope is starting to look more like maybe the boardwalk. and people are out all dressed in black, ski jackets pants temperatures in the 40's, it is a day that you probably will be dressed at least to start the day in a jacket. because it is cool out there. you can see, it is also pretty cloudy out there. we have temperature of

46 degrees, as we look from new jersey, all the way across the delaware, to the city of philadelphia, with the clouds overhead. it won't be this cloudy all day long. these clouds will be moving out. you can see, they are thinking about pulling away. there is a low pressure system near north carolina it will move out to sea. that will take some of these clouds with it, so, this afternoon, while it won't be probably full sunshine, at least we will be finding variably cloudy skies. it is brighter to the north that's the areas of the chillier temperatures, too because. clear skies. thirty-eight in allentown, 34 in the poconos, start to warm up with the clouds, though, 44 in trenton, 49 in philadelphia, 45 in wilmington. in the 40's every place to the south of that. then we head to the north and find 41 degrees temperature in quakertown, 43 willow grove. forty-two pottstown. and beautiful mt. holly county seat of burlington county, is at 45 degrees. today, we will be finding fairly decent weather. if you liked it yesterday, i think you will probably like today. a little bit more.

at least weather wise. temperatures should be getting back out here, you can see the s there the 60s not 60. yesterday we didn't even hit 60. we hit 58 degrees. today we should be just about 64 degrees or so. partly sunny skies tomorrow, we are into the lower 60s again, with few more clouds possibly and maybe even shower chance, as we move on through the afternoon hours on monday, then, by the time we get to tuesday i think we get some sunshine around here, these temperatures will boost as a result, high pressure building in, and we find on our future weather, it is doing a stellar job. i always say this, when it starts right it, has better chance every ending right. and it is sam bling the atmosphere appropriately. we are finding clouds, in these locations. as we hit this afternoon we find sun clouds, by 6:00 we've got few little clouds, and this computer model says a sprinkle to the north. maybe that happens. maybe that doesn't. but doesn't look like a big deal in any case whatever it is. by monday afternoon, few

clouds around here. by the time we get to tuesday looking at pretty nice conditions t may be breezy on tuesday, but the temperatures will be warm. and you may be sneezing, because we do have some pollen out there. and it is oak, birch and maple over the next few days, they are the ones over performing in the political edge region. 60 degrees if you are going to the ballgame this afternoon at citizens bank park. phillies against atlanta. sixty-four philadelphia, 58 at the shore, 58 in the poconos today. not a bad day. not all that windy either. we find the winds coming out of the north between five to 10 miles per hour. tonight dropping down to 45 degrees pretty much finding ourselves this morning. over the next few days, cooler on monday at 62, chance of shower in the afternoon. tuesday and wednesday look pretty nice with temperatures close to the 07-degree mark. thursday will there and shower in we will continue to monitor that day. then that far it looks like it is pretty nice around here neck weekends at this point looks terrific, nicole? >> carol, thank you. 7:19. time to see how traffic is moving out there. ann evans joins us now good morning, ann.

>> good morning, nicole. looking at the schuylkill at university. not doing too bad on the schuylkill, but not far from here, in university sit walnut st. westbound is shutdown at south 52nd street in west philadelphia. it is due to serious accident, one person in critical condition, again, walnut st. westbound, shutdown at south 52nd street due to serious accident. we are going to move the traffic cam to the ben franklin parkway this morning. there go. site of today's march for babies. ben franklin parkway already closed from the art museum circle, spring garden street. also along with it, kelly drive in bound to your right shutdown between fairmount avenue and the art museum circle, and shutdown between the benning parkway and montgomery drive. the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm nicole evans. back to you. >> thank you growing concern over synthetic marijuana also known as spice or k2. now, even though the drug enforcement administration bands synthetic marijuana back in 2011, people are still finding it in places like tobacco shops and on line.

plant material coated with thc. that's the active chemical compounds in marijuana. but unlike pure marijuana the man-made version much more potent and can be deadly. >> our warning, don't try any of this stuff, even the marijuana you buy in the street, do you not if it is laced with any of the synthetic products. >> officials in the lehigh valley announced last week, dozens have been treated for adverse reactions to that drug. there have been eight suspected overdose deaths in lehigh county since april 16th. we're going to take a short break. we'll be right

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we've got doctor jerry geffin there at paw's spay neuter and wellness clinic, doing spaying and neutering and getting these dogs very, very adoptable exactly what with what we want, miss mavis we won't play with my hand. a loft questions. a lot of people think and they are wrong i think you will agree every dog should have their first litter, they'll be healthier. that's old-fashioned wrong thinking. correct? >> very old-fashioned. that was old fashion when the i first came out of school. so you can imagine. >> no benefit to having a pet have a litter first before being spade. you want to have them spade when they're about six months every age that's going to prevent breast cancer, won't get uterine infections, even for males, as well, six months good time to neuter them. >> okay, so first litter thing we have too many pets as it is, nobody needs to have late. we need to spay and neuter for their health and the health of the animal population.

>> 100% @ agree. >> raw food diet. is that healthy for pets? >> you can't help what people have in their heads what they think is right but i think science would show that raw food only leads to problems with you can have pieces of bone in there that will chip the teeth perforate the intestines, and have bacteria, can get salmonella, parasites in uncooked food. if you wouldn't eat it uncooked, i wouldn't give it to my petitor. >> i am sure there are people who disagree doing it, but -- >> they are welcome to their opinion. >> one of the things you mentioned was the perforate g of the raw food and bones and things same deal with stick? >> correct. >> classic dog caring a stick smashed. >> classically, what we've seen sticks get lodged in the roof the mouth they cause discomfort sometimes little sprinters can perforate into the soft tissue, migrate through the body and cause

tremendous problems where they have they ends up, even more difficult. wooden things will not show up on x-ray. can be hard to find. stay away from the sticks. not real a great thing. >> in you see your guy caring one, maybe substitute? >> finds a toy that won't splitter. >> we agree again. >> how can that happen? >> blood pressure, people take it all the time, worry about it all the time, people get white coat syndrome. see a doctor and our blood pressure goes up. same with pets? >> i think it k you have to have little bit of judgement whether a pet comes in, because we will check for blood pressure, again, years ago, we didn't think it was an issue, but now tests and science has shown that dogs and cats definitely get high blood pressure, can suffer from it good idea to test them. some do it routinely. >> we use cup difficult in dogs than cats, they don't want to sit still but we can get their blood pressure and correct it if it is too high. >> if the dog has the white coat syndrome, in other words

their blood pressure goes up it, could lead to misdiagnose and maybe take it couple every times? >> correct. actually do it about three times and take the average when we do it then and if we suspect it may just be stress, we may have them come back another time when they are a little more relaxed. and check it again to make sure saw doctors scare us. see you next time. >> 7:27 right now. and there is how much more ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning including, why gas prices are now going up in the area. also ahead shocking case of road rage. caught on camera. their bicyclist, recording what happened, when a driver attacks. we first tolbut unique runner in this year's penn relays, update on this inspirational sorely we continue at 7:30. we'll be right back.

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today is sunday, april 26. good morning to you thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:30 right now, we send it over to carol for more on the forecast, looks pretty good today right carol? >> not bad. i think the clouds are starting to thin out little bit. which we like that look on a sunday sunday, we like that. we take a look outside right now, if you were watching over the last little bit of time, you probably noticed that the

clouds looked thicker from the very same view stat took thin out. at the shore looks little bright their, at least my gauge on it, but still cold enough wandering around in ski jackets look like they could be you up in the poconos. temperature right now 49 degrees in philadelphia. >> in the 30's allentown and the poconos finding temperatures in the 40's, as we go along the beach area, so, 45 in ocean city, 47 avalon, 45 in cape may and boy will those towns be getting crowded. as we go into the next season, rehoboth beach does not look bad. temperatures in the 40's, there, as well. this is they seem like they want to move to the south. getting carried out by system moving from north carolina headed out to sea. that would be a nice, nice thing for it to do today. we have temperatures that will be by noon, 58 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. 64 degrees.

mixture every sunday and clouds, it will be warmer today, than it was yesterday. computer model says yes we do start to thin the clouds out. looking at mixture of some clouds, some sun not bad at that time a at all we check the seven day forecast, try and warm it up from there coming up. nicole? >> over 2,000 people confirmed dead following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in february happen. meanwhile residents at kat man du dealing with after shocks as search for survivors continues this morning. >> cherri gregg from 1060 is live in the cbs news center more on that. good morning. >> good morning nicole. aid workers doctors other relief arriving in february a.m. this morning, to aid the tens of thousands of people left out in the cold following saturday's devastating earthquake, and the powerful after shocks that followed. >> one powerful after shock

magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling and running for open grounds. meanwhile, rescuers and international relief teams are clearing rubble, searching for survivors, while landslides blocked roads, hindering relief efforts. left build, leveled kat man du historic center, the scene as described by witnesses was one of chaos panic as hundreds fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you very horrifying situation. we barely able to move out of the house. we held ourselves together. the walls collapsing in front of us. >> hospitals in the city so crowded, people are being treated out in the open, as relief workers already on the ground struggle to aid to those who need it. >> the government is a appealing for foreign aid

help beginning to come in from around the world. the us has already pledged a million dollars, and sending disaster response team. >> this team respond today japan, this team responded to new zealand. and when we went to haiti with build that is collapsed there were people found in boy spaces. >> scientists stay earthquake is 16 times more powerful than the one that struck haiti in 2010. and it is the worse that's hit nepal in more than eight decades. live in the cbs-3 news center, cherri gregg cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, thank you. know that damage is far away, earthquake's emotional toll is being felt right here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" spoke to members of this family, political refugees from kneepan, set philadelphia northeast philadelphia, about five years ago. we met them as they hundred dollars recalled around television watching news channel, streaming over the internet. their entire family is now in the u.s., but the damage it

their country is difficult. one of the family member spoke to his daughter translated for him off camera. >> hard for him to watch and he toll everybody else like what happened here, and then when we watch the video, it was really bad. very bad emotionally. >> the family says they'll do what they can to raise money to donate to the recovery effort and hope others will try and dot same. well, police arrest three juveniles in the vicious beating after man at olney gas station. that attack happened on april 7th on the corner of fifth street and somerville avenue. police say the suspects jumped out of the mini-van then beat that victim with a hammer and piece of wood. police had previously arrested three other women, in the attack all six suspect face attempted murder charges. once a spot a terrible

tram -- tragedy, a mural to help the healing process the corner of germantown and allegheny. it honors keisha williams and her three children, thomas, terrence, kira. they were selling fruit on the corner last summer when they were struck and killed by a pair of carjackers that lost control of a stolen suv. >> for all of you out here today, hug your loved ones, cherish them, tell them you love them, each and every day because you will never know when it may be too late. >> honored michael kevin william, murdered on that lot back in 2013. a sigh list gets into altercation with a driver on the side after georgia road. the road rage incident is caught on camera. ellen crocker rides his bike to work every single day wearing a camera on his helmet. while riding, he felt a blue pick-up truck got too close. so he made a certain gesture with his hands. well the driver not too pleased, first trying to block him, and later down the road

actually pushing him off his bike. be careful with your gestures. you never know who is in that car ahead of you. the office ever was able to really quickly determine that he was aggress or, and i wasn't. >> now, crocker played the video for police, and when they saw the situation they charge that driver with battery, and took him straight to jail. >> 7:37. drivers in new jersey are seeing spike in the cost of gas, up more than a dime in a week. a gallon of gas in the garden state costs an average of 2.36. here in pennsylvania, drivers are paying 2.73 on average. in delaware, it is 2.47 a gallon. well, the rising cost of crude oil is behind this increase. the good news here, according to triple a we are still paying a lot less than we were this time last year when gas average bad 3.52 per gallon. well, take a lock at this, thousands of runners and walkers laced up their sneakers for very important cause here. "eyewitness news" at the 11th annual sandy sprint 5k and 10k at the art museum.

event benefits ovarian cancer foundation. sandy passed from the disease in may of 2,000. her family kept her memory alive by setting up this foundation. well, speaking every running, the pen re lays are in full sprint this weekend athletes from all around the world participate in this annual event. but, this year, one man in particular really caught our attention. george scott is 94 years old. but shows no signs of slowing down. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson was there as scott competed in the 100-meter dash. >> world's fastest runners. but there is one race in particular where the full crowd absolutely loses its minds. at 3:40 p.m. sharp saturday, thousands packed franklin field at the oldest event of its kind in the country to witness 14 sprinters running 100 meters with more than millennium of memories

combined. >> this is the big one yes. >> the masters, 75 plus 100-meter dash, a generation of stories between them. this year the oldest runner the eight year old champ goldie went up against the competition first female, eight a year old betty leanne. but we've following the training and story of a guy from south philly, and for some here, in old friends former cbs-3 technician, 94 year old george scott, who only started running at the tender age of 89. we caught him moments before the gun. >> i'm just going try to dot best i can. that's all. >> george kept his word. like his piers, he ran hard, harder than some could half his age. >> so george didn't win the race. but he says in the grand scheme of things that's far from the point. how do you feel knowing that you ran in the penn relays? >> i feel great. i did the best i could. >> and at age 94, or 75, or 36 or 21, how many can really say that and mean it? george does, every day. from the penn relays, steve

patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". smiling right afterward. love to see. that will thanks, george. 7:40, called nerd prom. one of the hottest particular nets washington, d.c. president obama was there offering some late night laughs. still ahead we'll have a look at the annual white house correspondance dinner, plus what the president had to say about his secret service details, oh, oh. also live look outside at the poconos here. carol checking in with the weather watchers all across our area. we'll have that and her forecast when we come back.

>> it is true, i have not managed to make everyone happy, six years in my presidency some people still say i'm arrogant, aloof, con descending, some people are so dumb. >> that was president obama speaking at the annual white house correspondence dinner, the night is usually good for some laughs, at both the expense of the president and also at the press. now, you can add the secret service to that list. the president also pokes fun at several recent security scares. >> some of you know few months ago drone crash landed out back pretty serious, don't worry, we've installed new state-of-the-art security system. >> oh, boy.

comedian hosed the dinner, and of course always fun night. nice to see them poking fun at themselves. 7:44, and closer to home, philadelphia's 35th police district. transformed into a movie theater this weekend. this is really cool. families were invited for a fun filled day of activities, including watching the animated big movie big hero six. also plenty of treats served here. part of the police district community outreach project. children were chosen from each police service area, in that district. >> philadelphia's girard park getting facelift. local lawmakers joined community leaders at the park on with us shunk street yesterday. thereto unveil planned improvements, the renovations include all new walkways, lighting, all throughout the park and other amenities. carol? >> that's sounds like fun, and nice eyewitness weather watchers are up, and i think there is a little disagreement amongst some of them, and if i'm accurate enough and pulling up the right numbers some love it outside this

morning, and some are not too happy. now, margo down in buena vista says really? thought spring would last more than three days, really? well the emphasis is my own. you get the picture how disappointed. 43 degrees temperatures with bill and bill says on the cool side this morning, but nice morning to be outside. so, he's taking little bit more optimistic view. i'm more on margo ' side like are you kidding me? enough already. another 43 degrees temperature, this is steve johnson, he's out in west chester, some clouds. >> fresh air yet. look how low our expectations are, that we're happily there is no frost on the cars the last weekend in april. maybe that's good thing. let's take a look, let's walk over shall we, finds atlantic city notice little windmills not dutch windmills, but still doing their part. atlantic city with the haze out there. we should be able to get kid

of clouds little later today. that would be nice. already, kutztown, able to do. that will and you can see the skies brightening up there the temperatures warming up, fortunately, started this morning at 33 degrees, now 39 degrees. storm scan3 clouds are on the right direction, out of here, not completely gone yet obviously as you can probably tell out your window. saying what clouds are you talking about? clear there. we will be finding somebody and clouds through the rest of the day today. temperatures are on their way up. not as clear as this afternoon, which will be 64 degrees right now, 49 out at the airport in philadelphia, 44, that is up in trenton, 45 wilmington, 34 in the poconos we continue to watch the ski slope melting and melting. but there is still snow on t it has been cold enough for that. forty-three atlantic city this morning. >> sometimes great sometimes what? that's what we expect, for us

today, temperatures will be around 64 degrees, sun clouds, low pressure system with the clouds today moving away. >> temperatures again getting into the 60s, maybe not as high as today. maybe 62 degrees. with a chance of sprinkle, shower just kind of watch for that monday. no guarantee that's happening but chance. tuesday looks better into the upper 60s as high pressure builds in here. >> computer model says get the clouds out of here. we agreement looks like sun clouds, going on. >> dark clouds going on overnight. by tomorrow afternoon this computer model wants tiny sprinkle northwest of the allentown area, otherwise we have sun and clouds and chances every couple every showers in the afternoon and evening on monday, factor that in. tuesday looks like nice day, breezy temperatures getting well into the 60s. >> wednesday, nice day, could be over 70 degrees, which would be terrific.

today's temperature going to the ballpark, 06 degrees, will get couple of degrees warmer than that, though, as we move on through the afternoon partly sunny skies expected for us. soap enjoy these temperatures, 64 philadelphia, 58 at the shore and in the poconos. finding winds not as big issue, too many days, this month. out of the north between five to 10 miles an hour, tonight we drop down to 45 degrees. not bad. next, 62 degrees monday, maybe shower in the afternoon tuesday, looks pretty nice. 68 degrees breezy, sunny sun, clouds, and 71 on wednesday. thursday, could be finding some showers around here, we will watch that day. and then friday, and saturday at this point looks just fabulous. >> why yes they do. time to check the roads and highways. good morning. >> good morning, we have serious accident to tell but nicole in west whiteland montgomery county, 30 westbound, as you can see shutdown at route 100, we have overturned vehicle and there

are injuries, the right lane block, you can see the emergency crews on the scene. ambulances and police cars are on the scene there trying to help that individual or individuals involved in this accident. shutdown west whiteland. we move the traffic cams little more peaceful scene than is right her at the schuylkill at university. now, no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning through philadelphia and it suburbs, and some good news, west philadelphia, walnut st. reopened. that serious accident has cleared, and we're good to go there. we move the traffic cam again to the ben franklin parkway shutdown today for the march for babies. shutdown between the art museum circle and spring garden street. also shutdown, kelly drive to the right of your screen inbound and martin luther king driver, and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans

nicole, back to you. >> ann, thank you. 7:49 right now. big birthday celebration at the ballpark today. we will have that, plus highlight from the phillies game, that's ahead in sports. >> also ahead, flowers on parade, we will tell but this annual event when we come back. first though, here's look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one.

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>> today phillies celebrate the birthday of the biggest fan of the ballpark, philly fanatic. they continue their three game series with the braves, david buchanon on the hill for the phils, to the fourth inning, this game, ryan howard, heating up little bit. ripped two run rocket to dead centerfield. that will will give the phillies a two-nothing lead. that is his second homerun in five games. but the play of the day hereby freddie gal vast, took the place after good defensive shortstop in jimmy rail inches, what a catch and throw to get the runner at first. amazing play, just the phillies luck, he looks like he hurt himself on the play. good news is he stays in the game. but, phillies completely unraveled, eric young, jr. with the double to deep left. the braves take the lead and go onto win the game five to two. on the road, place where they never won coming off highest

scoring game of the season. not a strong effort fortune and, 302nd, goal off the nice pass and two-nothing columbus. puts it on net gets it past john and three-nothing columbus at the half. watch the header, that will be a goal, and he's going to celebrate little bit. literally, flipping out, with the union lose this one, four to one. >> draft, lots of speculation about what the eagles will do as the marcus rumors just get louder and louder. we caught up with mark sanchez to ask him about his draft day experience. >> no bad draft day. oh so-and-so slid in the draft. whatever, you are getting drafted man it is awesome for you, your hometown, high school, everybody that you

represent, with whatever jersey put on, at whatever number you get picked, is an absolute blessing. >> still now year old daughter, penn state grad devon still made national headlines for her battle with pediatric cancer. she now been in remission for one month. yesterday got a treat at temple football game. had her surgery at nearby children's hospital. so they took part today she did get to do the coin toss before the game. but his was the highlight of the day. and the game. check her out. standing hand off after screen pass to her dad and she is off. no one stopping her. plenty of blockers. 45-yard touchdown for young lea. lots of cheering, and of course, the players encouraging a touchdown dance. do you have do one. there is devon with update on lea's -- >> she's doing real well since in remission. she had few treatments, weaver a big one coming up may fifth

where she will be in the hospital for about six weeks. doing her stem cell transplant that's the last big time that we have to get over and she can be normal kid again. >> that's all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdale have, a great day. >> flower parade, feast of beautiful colors. the annual 20 district compete to produce the best floral float. pretty cool. thirty enormous floats and huge flower sculptures fit the line up. architects use millions of flowers make the most amazing flower parade in the world polls. that's pretty neat. pretty cool stuff. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 8:00. racing against time to find survivors. major after shock rattles nepal. we'll have the latest on the desperate situation overseas. also ahead experts say it is the birds and the bees

of the digital age. have you had the tech talk with your kids? and, it was a chill start to the weekend. carol returns with the latest on some warmer weather ahead. we'll be right back.

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new this morning, a portion of walnut st. is shutdown as police investigate this crash that sent two people to the hospital. we'll have more details on that? just a moment. >> death toll in yesterday's

earthquake tops 2,000. now, the focus is shifting to the injured and the homeless. we'll have the latest, plus this. a massive rally to protest the death of freddie gray, moves throughout baltimore. while it was mostly peaceful, there were isolated pockets of violence i'm craig boswell in baltimore, that's coming up. today is sunday, april 26th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer, it is 8:00 right now, we send it over to carol for more on today's forecast, an improvement, so that's good. >> it is, you know, we came in, it was dark. but i want to show you a window outside nicole, brightening up, already we've seen a lot of clouds through philadelphia, and i've shown this camera a million times this morning. and every time it was really cloudy now, look at it, a trend we would love to see continue for the rest of the day. we've got blue skies over the ben franklin bridge, we have melting snow, up at jack frost big boulder, with just fun